It was one lazy night in Cambodia, where I came across the documentary ‘The True Cost’ that changed the path of the unconscious consumerist lifestyle I was on that always wanted a bargain and thus with it created the birth of EME.
I’ve consistently watched how the world cares about what we put in our bodies, yet no one takes a step back to think about what happens with the clothes we buy, the textiles we invest in, or most importantly the people who are paid/unpaid to make them.
With the fashion industry being the second most polluting industry in the world, only after oil, I decided I needed to take a stand and start educating myself on what I spend my money on. In the coming weeks, I found it incredibly difficult to find brands that are ‘ethical’ and ‘sustainable’, that pay their workers a fair and living wage, and don’t cost my weekly income as a poor, student loan fuelled grad.
So that’s where Ethical Made Easy comes in -Ethical Fashion Made Easy. If you want to learn more about ethical fashion, sustainable lifestyle options and Movers and Shakers who are changing the way we view things and the background stories behind brands then follow me on this journey.
Together, we can make a difference.
If you have any questions, queries, concerns or just want to say hi feel free to flick me a message as I’m always up for a chat.
With love,
Jasmine x
DISCLAIMER:
-Within EME I will only ever talk about brands that I love that I think are making a difference and would 100% buy myself.
-If I have been sent products to try by brands, I’ll clearly state it along with my honest review of the product.
-& lastly, if I am paid to write a post, this will also clearly be stated with an ‘in collaboration with’ at the end of the post.
Why talk about ethical fashion and demanding transparency from brands without being willing to do the same? That’s my view at least.
